Business Psychology and Management MCI - The Entrepreneurial School®

Overview

Experience our unique learning concept at MCI - The Entrepreneurial School® , which combines an online and face-to-face learning journey that seamlessly combines management theory, business psychology, financial literacy, and high-level research skills, empowering you to lead and innovate across multiple disciplines.

During the part-time Master’s degree programme Business Psychology and Management you will develop interdisciplinary competencies in the fields of management, business psychology, organizational behavior, and necessary research skills at a master’s level. The programme aims to develop an entrepreneurial mindset. 

Hence, in addition to disciplinary competencies, also includes inter- and cross-disciplinary projects. After graduating, you are empowered to define sustainable and holistic business psychology and managerial problems and identify, analyze, design, and implement solutions to business-related challenges.

In addition to a well-structured core curriculum, you are offered the flexibility to create a personal development plan that fits your ambitions. The programme is designed to meet the needs of working students and people with other occupations who want to prepare themselves for demanding management tasks and further develop themselves personally and professionally.

Professional opportunities

Due to the multi-disciplinarily of the studies, you find a wide range of fields of activity in industrial, trade, service, and tourism companies, as well as in the public sector, or can become self-employed. The specific Master's aims at the development of entrepreneurial-thinking leaders. The Master's primarily opens up opportunities for advisory and managerial roles in the following core areas:

• Advisory and managerial roles in large enterprises as well as SMEs (Small and Medium-sized Enterprises)

• Project leadership/Project management

• HR management · Personnel & Organizational Development

• Personnel & Business Consulting · Change Management

• For research-oriented graduates, the training alternatively opens up the possibility of an academic career in higher education.